25
ii
ni;i
Mi.
...
I'lVV
Ih-
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
nwwhr
at
Anytime.
suntf
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.-
V(,.
XV
NO,
3.
T1T
i
r
I
1.
If
It
I
II
M11
y
M
Christopher,
Wick,
was
the
first
lie
sciison
lo
get
away.
'
ai'i'ii
lasl
Friday
for
.sonic
curl
iiiul
was
tpilekly
fol-o
Mie
Ailcllne,
.
Cjii'ImIii
no
iiiornliiB
two
schooners,
'iiiioiiia,
Cupl.
peace,
and
the
s''Joitiihi
I
sipl
.
Hni
reen,
also
"iiH'n
Tnr
Alaskan
purls
and
in
;i
ilas
every
Hal
ill
the
'""'
will
he
bound
for
I
lie
CRUSHED
IN
LIFT
C.P.R.
CONSTABLE
DIED
AT
VANCOUVER
1
vC(ll
VF.il.
l
eh.
!).
William
'
ander.
years
of
ae.
"siiunf,
turn
yesieruay
as
11
'sun
of
tiiliirjes
received
when
'"'
was
cmiiflil
between
llnj
lifl
"
"Ok
Hll
Ii
it
1
way
lu
an
devalor
sliafl.
niinules
to
extricate
RECORD
SATURDAY
FOR
THE
LIBRARY
iiiihlay
was
Prince-
"It"
l.ihr
'Uner
a
record
day
al
ilnpert
Public
Library
I'lirnin.
Miss
Violet
Mor
epilllH
Mint
she
hniiileil
","
li
books
on
that
day,
u
""Ver
nuinher
than
has
ever
be-been
lian.lied
here
in
Ihe
''tiif.
lis.
LCTrtlUU
V
M:ul
Villi.
Im-Ii.
t.
Twelve
men
nf
the
Japanese
Iruin-ii
:iiiui
in
port
here
iiii-l
ilcnlli
by
ilmwiiiiiff'
al
midnight
no-,
vheii
u
pinnace
returning
lu
the
sinp
lUziimn
was
,h
ii
lu
by
a
transfer
liargc
anil
sank
in
u
few
iiinlneiits.
Tin
-f
W'Tc
-ixleen
men
on
(lie
liny
craft
which
was
lowing
;l
in
:
wiHi
lifly
or
s
i
x
I
men
if
Hie
fleel
reluming
from
m
!
i
'i'
l
Hie
men
in
Hie
limit
escaped
1ml
nf
(lie
sixteen
ii
1
:;'
it
ii
ire.
ii
II
rii-
ii
iiiiin
iiiuwii'u
.iiiu
inti
uiru
,-,.,'jii
flc
i
a
tken
from
Hie
water.
an
K
lis!
1
Y
IS
WARRANTED
urgeon
urim
commission
oui-
mits
its
Report
to
Houso
of
Commons
I-
11.
'..
l'.Xl(J.rj.!
It
was
lli
greatest
ti'jieily
in
I
In:
hislnry
of
tin
purl.
According
lii
statements
made
by
those
who
saw
tin;
accident
jibe
iimiai'i
had
left
Hie
llallau-
lne
pier
about
11.31)
p.m.
and
vyhcu.
Hearing
.'Hie
'
lil.limo
the
lux
Nanoosc
lii'loiiin
to
Hie
CP.lt.
and
lowing
Hie
hoawly
laik-u
Iruusfi-r
harK'
hove
in
-lylil
lnndiiiK
for
the
firs
I
uar-iiiw-.
hoiiml
for
l.adysmith.
The
pinnace,
il
is
slated,
1
,
u
it
w
Ileal
enlcrini
kvs-uii
lu
purl
apd
U!jed
lo
I
lie
5
f
j
a
.
s
is
diseusVihltft
rear
iifi
thiliii,
hut
the
mrgnl
he
royal
eoinmis.
i
cauahl
tin'
liny
crnfl.
seiiilinp;
,
year
iiivesliHali'il!
it
to
the
bolloin.
IMscrs
Intmi'-K
t,h
Tin.
rcioi;l
says
dialely
.-el
In
work
in
an
el
furl
1
vi
as
a
Renernt
thing,;
lo
locale
the
sunken
craft
and
-
arc
to
he
ilepriVial-'eomiiieiiced
11
search
for
Hie
i
t.
i-litioiial
silualion
bodies
hul
despite
eonlinueil
during
the
niplil
and
Sun-
j
...
s
in
Ibis
instance
foils
1
t
ii
ri
.
..
.
.
such
mi
moos
I.'
nay
no
iraee
01
ine
urn
11
or
in
wltn
ii
is
signed
bl'l
"'!
bo.lit
iiiunissioner.s,
inelinl
lii'inau,
Hon.
V.
1.
rs
lie
'ii
tabled
in
Hie
I
itiiinnns.
1
n
1
nuin
Tinr
I'flKllV!'
Iif
IK
ALASKAN
PORTS
,i
ru
M
ri..i.iMni...
uin.
trtMi
I
....
viii
!9bVJIIVl."
HOI
I,
to
Leave
En
Ftouto
to
Halibut
Banks
1
of
lite
drowned
men
could
lie
found.
(f
the
men
who
tost
their
lives
five
were
non-eomniissioiiil
officers
iind
five'scainetr.
All
be-loiiyrd
lo
the
crew
of
the
Idzumo.
The
Irnfjeily
jiiaried
the
visit
of
llc
stualron
to
Hie
purl.
II
is
anlicipaled
Hint
nit
inquiry
will
lie
held
as
soon
as
possible.
The
fleet,
which
arrived
lasli
Friday
was
to
have
remained:
here
a
week.
Radio
Report
A
report
of
Hie
accidenl
wits
leeched
here
last
iiitflit
and
picked
up
by
a
number
id
radio
fans
including
Henrye
Tile
,lr,
who
heard
il
on
his
radio
set.
According
lo
thai
report
Ihe
culler
ran
in
fronl
of
11
lui!
towinj,'
Ihe
harf,"'.
1
"
eleared
Ihe
lit.'
hul
ran
iiilo
Ihe
bar'e
behind,
splinleriii:
itself
and
sinking
in
a
few
liioineiils.
The
Ciiplaiu
nf
the
wf.
upon
arrival
al
l.adysmilli
repoiie.i
al.
a
Japanese
culler
had
run
foul
of
bis
low
line
but
he
was
mil
Iheti
aware
Ihat
il
had
sunk.
COLLINS
BELIEVED
TO
BE
STILL
ALIVE
Should
be
Roached
by
Thursday
or
Frldav
by
New
Shaft
c.AVK
CITY.
Uctilucky,
Feb.
1
Klcclrical
lesls
witli
voic
nlitlers
lodav
convinced
rescuers
Mini
I'IiimI
Co
ns
is
still
alive
arier
len
days
iniirisoniiienl
in
a
sand
cave
here.
A
Jiew
shall
is
being
du
if
ami
il
i"
hoped
lo
reach
Collins
before
Thursday
or
Friday.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
(ieorge
llusld'y
or
Prince
Ituperl,
who
are
guests
at
Ihe
Hotel
Vancouver,
enlcr-lalneil
al
a
luncheon
parly
on
Tuesday
when
Iheir
guesls
were
Mrs.'
Ilrenl.eh,.
llotiald
Sinclair
of
Ihe
Percy
Hutchison
Company,
a
cousin
of
Mr.
Ilushby,
aim
mr,
Ireland.
Vancouver
Province.
Is
on
Mary
Island,
Forty
Miles
North
of
Vancouver:
Crew
Escape
v.m;oi;vi;h.
ivi,.
o.
with
plains
iiiiiicliiri'il
and
.sleru
-
feel
uiiiIit
water
Hie
strainer
Salvage
I'diii'f
lirlniij-'in'
to
Hi)'
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
lies
a
wreck
tin
Hie
shore
'of
Ma:y
Island
al
lite
rniranrc
lo
Welcome
l'as-snsfc
III
miles
north
of
Jlcre.
The
mvsscI
nicl'
'a
fni'shap
al
four
o'clock
on
Saturday
aricr-1111011
il
is
anuomiccd
hul
Hie
crew
were
laoilcd
safely
and
are
in
110
dan.ler.
WAVESTRUCK,
THEAORANGI
Big
Motorshfp
Hove
to
For
Nino
Hours
Yesterday
Bocause
of
Storm
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
9.
Motorshlp
Aorangl
on
her
first
run
from
Vancouver
to
Sydney,
N.S.W.,
was
struck
by
a
huge
wave
400
miles
off
Northern
California
coast.
The
bridge
was
smashed
and
two
passengers
Injured,
one
of
them
having
his
leff
broken.
The
vessel
hove
to
yesterday
for
nine
hours
because
of
the
storm.
CONSERVATIVE
IS
VANCOI
VKIt.
Fell.
II.
d.
A.
Ciitherwooil.
Conservalive.
was
unsealed
in
Dewtluey
liy
I
lie
de
eision
of
Mr.
Justice
I),
A.
Mac-
Doiiald
loiltiy.
Application
for
I
lie
unseating
was
made
by
his
Lib
eral
opponent.
Maxwell
Smith.
FRENZIED
FINANCE
AUTHOR
IS
DEAD
IIOSTON.
Fell.
'.).
Thomas
W.
Lawsoti,
financier,
aullior
and
siiorl
small
is
dead
here,
lie
is
best
known
for
a
series
id
arlicles
lie
wrote
a
Tew
years
111:0
on'
I'li'ii.icil
l''inauce
and
for
his
novel
Itlaek
Friday.
JACK
DEMPSEY
main
UNSEATED
DEWDNEY
J.
A.
Catherwood
Vacates
Seat
Under
Ordor
of
Mr.
Justice
McDonald'
WAS
MARRIED
Estelto
Tavloc
Became
His
Bride
on
Saturday
night
at
San
Dleao
SAN
IHF.OO,
Feb.
'..
--
Jack
Dempsey
and
Kslelle
Taylor
were
married
here
on
Saturday
night
in
'the
Presbyterian
Church.
Ilusiness
will
hold
Dempsey
in
California
for
some
lime,
-after
which
Ihey
may
lake
u
world
lioiieymoon
trip.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMUNClMlLPKItT,
H.C.,
MONDAY,
FHUHL'AUY
U,
ll25.
tufrt
Circulation,
1,841,
Mrs.
Louise
illurrcll,
well-known
Knglish
woman
nrlisl,
puts
the
finishing
touches
lo
her
puriruil
of
Mis.
Htauley
Haltlwju,
wife
of
Ihe
premier.
Probability
of
Mills
Risuming
When
Piihce
Rupert
Sawmill
is
Started
Announces
Geo.
Little
I
1
1
I.:
I
1...
r.......
I
..!......
Il,,,.,.rl
iv-
i
1
1
i
lieorge
Litlle,
owner
of
the
Terrace
mid
Anrsbiiiy
mills,
who
js
in
Ihe
cily
loday.
Willi
Ihe
reopening
of
Ihe
sawmill
here,
it
is
possible
tluil
arrangements
may
he
made
lo
have
Hie.
interior
mills
contribute
f-hipmcnls
in
carload
lots
lu
be
loaded
oi
vessels
here,
lu
Ihat
case
there
would
very
likely
be
a
general
re-'
sumption
of
lumber
culling
activity
wilh
this
city
us
lite
sliip-
"
jiing
port.
CHURCH
WINDOW
WAS
PRESENTED
Sixteen
Members
of
St.
Andrew's
Society,
Who
Died
In
Great
War,
aro
Honored
the
handsome
memorial
win
dow
creeled
by
Hie
SI.
Amirew.s
Society
iu
honor
of
ils
sixteen
members
who
srave
up
Iheir
lives
in
Ihe
ireat
War
was
presented
ami
dedicated
al
II111
evening
service
in
the
new
First
Presbyter
ian
Church
last
night.
In
an
ipienl
and
feeling
address,
Thomas.
McClymoiit,
president
01
Ihe
Society,
presented
the
window
which
was
received
in
the'
name
of
the
congregation
by
(he
pastor,
llev.
Dr.
II.
It.
(iranl.
Dr.
(Scant,
also
pronounced
Ihe
dedi-j
calory
prayer
and
his
sermon,
based
on
"The-
Culler's
Saturday
Night."
was
also
1
appropriate
lo
Ihe
occasion.
I
ho
Lasl
I'osl
was
sounded
by
Hugler
W.
Itance.
The
choir
sang
"Itadianl
Morn"
and
S.
K.
Campbell,
a
vocal
solo,
"lie
Lined
Me."
Members
of
Ihe
society,
rnrly
lu
number,
paraded
lo
Ihe
church
from
Ihe
rooms
on
Second
Ave.
led
bv
Pipers
James
Sturgeon
and
Alex.
Mat
Donald
ami
Drummer
James
N.
Kelly.
The
names
of
the
members
of
the
Society
who
died
in
the
I
i
real
War
are:
J-
Florence,
Frank
Mc-Villie,
William
F.lliolt,
(ieorge
lleggie,
Neil
Keilh,'
Hoy
(I.
Mc-Kinuon,
Neil
Mackay,
J.
W.
Mackenzie,
John
S.
Watt,
Charles
Dennis,
James
Husscll,
James
Stewart,
Harry
llunler,
IL
A.
Stalker.
Andrew
Jlrighlon
and
Frank
Wall.
Adverti&j
,n
Ihe
Dally
News
the
interior
nulls
have
"ecu
competing
iu
the
eastern
luutber
market
under
Ihe
double
handicap
of
greater
freight
rales
and
overhead
than
eastern
mills
have
had.
II
is
necessary
that
some
other
uullcl
be
found
for
their
product
ami
this
will
likely
lie
in
Hie
way
(if
walerbolliei
export
from
Prince
llupert.
Mr.
Little
stales
that
Hit-
Terrace
sawmill
has
eonlinueil
op
erations
ami
is
still
running
de
spite
the
slack
period.
It
Ihe
oresenl
favorable
prospects
for
Ihe
lumber
business
in
Ibis
district
materialize,
it
is
probable
thai
Ihe
Atusbury
mill,
which
has
been
closed
for
the
pasl
two
years,
wilf
resume
this
summer.
NEW
HOTEL?
Big
Lot
on
Second
Avonuo
Sold
by
Railway
Company
to
Chicago
Man
The
120-foot
square
lot
on
Seoond
Avenuo
In
Waterfront
Block
"E"
opposite
the
government
agent's
house,
better
known
as
the
"post-office
site,"
has
beon
sold
.by
the
Grand
Trunk
Paciflo
Development
Co.
to
Archibald
T.
Nauglo
of
Chicago
according
to
advice
that
has
been
received
al
the
City
Hall.
While
no
official
Information
Is
to
be
obtained
locally,
It
Is
stated
on
some
authority
ihat
the
purohaser
of
the
property
Intonds
the
erection
of
a
new
hotol.
Mr.
Nauglo
having
no
agent
here,
as
far
as
Is
known,
It
was
Impossible
to
confirm
this
statement.
The
deed
to
the
new
owner
has
not
yet
been
registered.
1
IVXIHIII
I
II
II
1
1
II
I
llllllt-H.s
ifj
viiiiu
Hum
I
I
in'
1
""l.
.
.
r
.
,1
...
...Ml.
:..
il...
.I..I..0
I
lie
ine
salvation
01
ine
stiiutier
sawuiiiis
111
nit-
iiiiciuji,
iiiim-i
lite
courl
of
siltiii).'
in
the
chatnlier
this
discovered
tliul
I
6lrt
8lt
644
revision,
council
moruiiiu'.
.
M.
New-
ton,
who
qualifies
on
a
liulnbe'f
T'lolsTn
seclioHH
8
ami
t
is
not
now
nualir
fied
lo
hold
(be
position
as
mayor,
his
new
asse.ss-menl
being
only
Ut0
whereas
lu
sit
as
mayor
he
must
hold
property
valued
by
the
assessor
al
1,000.
PRESTON
MAKES
BOLD
REPORT
Speaks
of
Shipping
Combine
as
as
Menace
to
Development
of
Trade
OTTAWA.
Feb.
'J.
-Tin
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ENGINEER
HERE
TO
BEGIN
WO
WfcLVt
JATAnTO
LUoL
LIVto
WHtPI
rlNNAlfc
KUN
UUWK
Al
VANIVUY
w
m
i
m
m
-
m
UK
,dis
'
w
tr
v
w-
ti
m
a
vm
w
"i
ra
a
mw
w
Vancouver
Drowned
When
They
Were
Returning
to
Ship
Idzumo
"
ii
d
n
l..
d
T-....j!r
uu
x
nr
nuirn
L.r.K.
lug
nanoose
Leaving
naroor
i
parti?
ACTinnr
llllf
lllill
u
'
EE
Engineer
for
Elevator
Arrives
Here
Today
and
Officials
on
Wednesday
Armtt's
Dredge
and
Outfit
Did
Not
Get
Away
From
Vancouver
Until
Friday
William
Sinaill,
engineer
fur
Hie
Northern
Uonslrtirlioii
IJumpaiiy,
arrived
here
this
afternoon
on
the
steamer
I'rineehS
.
Mai
to
commence
construction
of
Hie
new
government
eleva-1
tor
and
dock,
the
contract
for
which
.was
recenljy
let
lo
th'tS
1
N'orlhern
Coiislriiclion
Company
of
Vancouver.
He
was
atcom-
p.'iiied
by
C.
D.
Howe
of
Curl
Arthur.
(Iy.
Arnetl'.s
dredge
and
scows
were
delayed
somewhat
hf
gelling
away
from
Vancouver
ami
finally
lefl
011
Friday.
The
officials
uf
Die
N'orlhern
Construction
Cnnmany
will
leave
Vancouver
lonighl
011
Ihe
Prince
Hiipcrt
arriving
Wednes-.
'
day,
lo
clublish
(he
Prince
Hubert
headiiarlers
for
the
work.
MAYOR
NEWTON
IS
NOT
QUALIFIED
TO
HOLD
THE
POSITION
r
PLACE
RUPERT
i
Norlli
Atlantic
shipping
combine
is
an
obvious
tnenactr
lo
the
natural
development
of
Ihe
export
trade
of
Ihe
country
and
an
evident
deterrent
lo
prosperity
and
the1
welfare
of
Ihe
population.
Mov
ing
spirits
iu
Ibis
gigantic,
world
wide
maritime
oryanual
ion
huvi
consniretl.
combined,
agreed
and
arranged
to
unduly
limit
facilities
for
ocean
transportation.
They
aro
prevcnling.
limiting
and
lessening
eoinpelilioii
in
ocean
Iraiisporlalioii
lo
and
from
Canadian
purls.
So
W.
T.
IL
Pres-
lon,
appointed
by
the
tuivcru-menl
lo
Inquire
into
the
operation
of
the
North
Atlantic
com
bine,
summarized
his
conclusions.
The
report
of
.Mr.
Preston
was
tabled
in
the
House
uf
Common!
today.
II
declared
Ihat.
the
or-uanizalion
wields
Ihe
big
stick
over
snippers
aim
resiricis
eiui
grttl
lull
to
EQUALITY
WITH
OTHER
PLACES
Report
of
Qraln
Commission
In-vtt!?atlon
Favors
Western
Ports
(Special
to
Daily
News)
YANCOUVF.lt,
Feb.
a.
Hon.
W.
F.
Turireon's
report
on
the
result
of
lite
grain
commission-'
ers'
investis-ation
out
today
really
recommends
Ihat
Hie
railway
rale
on
t
lie
oxporl
of
wheal
lo
Vancouver
and
Prince
llupert
should
be
placed
on
a
mileage
basis
pro
rata
wilh
the
Crows'
Nest
rate
to
Fort
William,
says
a
wire
lo
Hie
Sun
from
the
Ottawa
correspondent
of
that
paper.
If
lite
railways
do
not
earn
20
per
cent
profit
on
these
rales
to;
Canadian
ports
Ihe
(ioverntnent
is
asked
to
.sunnlcmeut
the
dif-
.
ferenee
and
charge
il
to
colonization.
The
railway
tarilTs
west
of
Fori
William,
except
on
export
iof
wheal
and
flour,
are
not
to
bo
disturbed.
The
Canadian
National
and
C.l'.H.
freight
steamers
are
lo
carry
grain
from
Canadian
seaports
al
New
ork
rales.
IS
CHARGED
WITH
MURDER
Patrick
Hanely
of
Trail
Shot
and
Klllod
Nurse
According
to
Jury
THAI!.,
Feb.
Patrick
Hane
ly
of
Trail
sliol
and
killed
Miss
Mildred
Neilson
the
Ynncnuyer
nurse
according
to
the
verdict
of
Ihe,
cnrunlrV
jury.
Itanely
had
been
formally
charged
wilh
murder
and
is
held
nl
llossland
Hospital
whence
lie
had
been
moved
Canada
by
excessive!'"
"Atf
Die
Trail
nurses
(be
em-
ll.
.jumaVO
nf
u-!iiliiif
muili
liifil
s
raw
rales,
exerts
a
strangle-
,
"
he
had
shoM,mielf.
hold
on
llie
foreign
trade
of
the:"""1,
Dominion.
ACTRESS
SHOT
LOVER
!
AND
IS
ACQUITTED
Man
Was
In
Agony
from
Incurable
Cancer
PA
IHS,
Feb.
1).
Slanislawa
L'minska,
the
Polish
actress,
was
uoquilled
Saturday
of
the
murder
of
her
lover
Jean
Zysnowski
Hie
aullior,
whom
sho
shot
last
July
iu
order
to
put
him
out
of
Iho
agony
he
was
sutlering
from
in-curablii'
concer.
PAULINE
LEAVES
TO
TAKE
NEW
POST
1
Will
Call
at
Ottawa
to
ConTer
With
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
Cabinet
VANCOl'VFH,
Fell.
0.
F.
A.
Pauline,
Urilish
Columbia's
new
agent
general
in
London,
left
for
Ihe
East
Saturday
niglil
lo
confer
wilh
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
Ihe
cabinet
before
sailing'
from
New
York
lo
lake
up
his
new
duties.